Sentence examples for being a rival from inspiring English sources
"Silicon Beach" is showing signs of being a rival to Silicon Valley these days.
It is at the same time the most Jewish of our canonical Gospels, in many ways, and yet it's been used in Christian anti-Semitism more than any other Gospel, possibly maybe with the Gospel of John being a rival for that.
Among the Democratic candidates more or less certain to have the money are Mr Gore, Mr Kerry (after all, he has a very rich wife, Teresa Heinz), and Mr Gephardt, who may decide, given that the House could turn Democratic in 2000, that being the prospective speaker is a better bet than being a rival to Mr Gore.
A few hours before Mr. Shakur's shooting, Mr. Knight assaulted someone suspected of being a rival gang member at a casino here, a violation of his earlier probation for his 1992 assault of two rap artists at a Hollywood recording studio.
They so called it as being a rival of Rhodes.
The assumption is that by being a rival to both Rite-Aid and benefits manager Express Scripts, CVS can extract better savings and offer better care to patients, saving employers money both by cutting costs and by making people healthier.
